The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 30, 1952, Page 1

i 4 \ wait Warmest City In Nation Today Was KEY WEST 61 Tilo oe ® ® eo Press Teletype, wes a Photo Servic2s For 72 Years Devoted to tke Best Interests of Key West! _SOt THERNMOS r WSPAPER IN THE VOL. LXXIII. No. 26 KEY WEST, FLORIDA NESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1952 Egypt Will Join Allies In Middle East, Defense Of ‘ Citizen Staft Pnoto | CALLING ALL MOTHERS, Mrs. Nell Rose Lopez, chairman of the Mothers’ March on Polio, makes an appeal for volunteers desperately needed to carry out the mission for Thursday night. At 6:45, January 31, there will be a prelude radio broadcast, vhich is nationwide, asking that all citizens turn on their porch lights or leave a light burning in a window to guide the mothers who will march from door to door collecting funds for the cam- The workers will set forth on the hour- All the bells in the city will ring, church ignal. When this happens in Key West, re- also happening all over the country. Give The light in the window you have a light in your heart! Volanteers are urg- ed to respond at once for the’march. There are not paign a long march at ainst_ polio. 7 p.m bells, in that it i what you can and as much as you can. ; means that ently as and navy meniber enough workers’ for Eilzabeth street, Truman avenue, United street, Ashe street, Whitehead street and the colored section of town. Telephone Mrs. Lopez now, at 1736-J, or Mrs. Ruth Carey at §76-M campaign Oscar Gets No ‘Oscar’ For Saving Drowning Man + It costs to be a hero! That's what La: year, the hour's crusade brought $1,600 for the e your dime, and give your time! | Miami W eather “| Man Says K. W. Is & Only Warm pot By The Associated Press A cold wave brought freezing temneratnres to northern sections Oscar “The Beachcomber” Teller of Florida Wednesday and sent found out this week the mercury down to 44 in Miami Hero of the weck. Oscar saved , to make it the coldest Jan. 30 in the life of Domingo Gonzalez from , the 41 years the Weather Bureau from drowning last Thursday night. | has been keening records. kavak had Atlantic in Lonard G pulled Gonzalez’ the rough Pardue. meteorolo- him to the Coast Guard boat which !es for the state. had been searching for the drown-; MU, Mounts, Palm Beach ing man County Agent. reported no maior No medais for Osear, however! crop damage in the Glades farming He learned that instead of medols. | area. “It didn't get eold enonch he has to pay. He has to pay $25 to frast,” he said, “but there was eccupational license to the City of | a little wind damage to young Key West beans.” The police visited after the story of his heroism ap peared in The Citizen. Though they say it is a coincidence, it struck Oscar as strange that they should choose the day after his publicized deed to seek him out at Rest Beach where he docks his sloop. Police told Oscar after much questioning, that he better go see City Tax Col lector chie Roberts and get an scar the day Pardue said the coldest temper’ ture reported to the Miami Weat’ er Bureau was 27 degrees in Jack- sonville. Other low readings in- cluded: Crestview 29. Tallahassee and Cross City 31, Pensacola Air- port and Daytona Beach 33, Or- lando 36, Tampa 38, Melbourne 40 and Fort Myers 42 The one moderately warm spot, according to Pardue, was Key West ‘with 61, North and northwest — winds brought the cold wave across Flor- ida occupational license. famous bird-in- This | Oscar makes the Nelly’s hats of palm leaves Puts him in the ce Detailed reports on possible crop her according to the damage in other parts of the state Today Oscar went into make his| were expeeted later in the day application. Who knows, if he had ses Rot saved the drowning man and'7?) §) COMMIS: SIONER gotten bis name in the paper. he % fs ee might have spent years on Rest |P-4¥ COURTESY CAL Beach making palm-thatched hats | United States Commissioner, W that.delight tourists and Key West-!'!. Crowell of the Department of ers alike unknown and unapproach- Justice of Tennessee. da ear i tesy call this morning to the office jof the Key West Citizen Crowell said that he was impres- ed, and unlicensed? Rolice say they were seeking out Prowlers not Oscar when they went > Out to see him Saturday. They say Sed with the crowth of the area that ‘The Citizen story Friday had -@nd the picturesque qualities of the town, Rothing to dw with their visit to O$ ear Saturday In ar i case Oscar says the po- | i lice visitation ot keep him} trom saving ener @eoweng per:| CIFELLIS ITALIAN Son should he see one. A true Sam- | AMERICAN REST. artan he is ready to do another | specializing in Home Cooked Feod. deed when ever it is called for, and does not expect a reward. ; Orders to take out. ——————___ MORO ' Palace Theater | Forrest Tucker and Adele Mara Free Parking in Rear NEW HOURS 11:30 A. M. To 12 MIDNIGHT 920 TRUMAN AVE. PHONE 235-XW “California Passage” el The Premier On State And Talked First County Level ith U.S. As the deadline — for Ambassador ' qualifyi to run in the CAIRO, Egypt W—An Egyptian May ita y "i candi- Foreign Office spokesman indi dates ave crowding into cated today pt would join a 2 : the a ¢ of County Clerk | Middle F Defense Command if . , en I Adams. her current dispute with Britain : ‘ is solved to this country’s satis : ais Ws : iday noon is the dead- gist at the Miami Weather Bureau, ; + him into his 12 foot sloop and took | predicted slowly rising temperatur- s For PRICE FIVE CENT: 19 Persons Quality For Elective Posts With County Clerk Races Promise To* Be Exciting, Both ween ai Dav pe Naval Yard Ins on Leads Officers To Grave | faction. line for the offiee of The spokesman said this was Juvenile Court Judge, the “personal impression’ of the $] 7 le Premier, Aly Maher Pasha svegeneeg Colmpledaiie eae Soticitor ‘of the» Criminal Adams said. For al¥ nty offiees March | “Ii the other parts of the tian case are dealt with satisfs | torily from the ‘Egyptian v. | Point, Egypt wouid naturally con | sider such purticipation favorably “The principle of p: pation | ak he To date 18 men and one wom- j;of Egypt in a defensive Middle, “% : ‘ ‘= an have come into the County | East pact in the iramework of the’ ‘ 2 Clerk's office and qualified. |Charter of the United Nations is; U.S. Navy Photo! The three incumbents, Juven- ee eee Pevetian case. REAR ADMIRAL GLENN B. IS, USN, Commandant 6th ee ou rg penta 25 = e ona ron (gover! N. i BD 10% Miss 1 Adel TON, ., sibsoen, nina our ge ” Lee tk i | Naval District, and Capt. Cee : Adell, USN, Commander her higaears . P) Wirepnoto { near) Sule is now under forma-! Naval Base, Key West, upon Adi, Davis's arrival at Naval Air |THomss S. Caro and Solicitor Al- SEERT LEONARD. PE A te pene ene ition AtcU® moment will have to, Ciation, Key West, for th Naval Di lan B. Cleare, Jr., have qualified OBER ONARD PENNINGTON, 31-year-old machinist |degkie Egypt's attitude toward this; “80 “ey West, tor 6th Naval District inspection alreedy. There has been no op- , stents veen officers ) reported he Jed them to Shallow question, as well as toward all position on these posts, and wiil nside. Calif f Mes. Helen Beitz, 31, whom he is other aspects of the Egyptian K be none unless candidates come — accuse The was found b-side a lonely moun ea ey lest’ S Cxtensive treet in before Friday noon ti a nineton 3 for investigation in Los Angeles | The new strong-man Premier | The other 16 posts and the'r ait us ide of a week became suspicious about what she {met with ambassadors of the four R f candidates consist. of county called his lies about another woman, At left is San Diego “ role aa October pro. LNESUI acing rogram as elected offices from Commission- , Coroner A. E. Gallagher and at right is Sheriff's InsfAy i osed a Sypt join the West in ers on down the line. Garner Brown 5 |a Middle East pact to defend th Li ; sea ex " \ Today Milton O. Peacock of cd | Suer Cana argest Budgetary Item In ’51 jrtiiatte iss a | Though the Western embassies Jagainst. Commissioner Harry ‘ew States | av rh) is)” n j Said the envoys’ calls were only ae RTY AXES al eee ——— jHarris in District 5. Peacock bd jthe courtesy visits usually made > running for the first time on a hew government head, they PAY ONLY 38°. OF j Incumbent Commissioner Clar- ; came only a few hours after Maher Pasha told) the London News Chronicle in. an interview that “I, am ready to diseuss a Middle Bast) ey Command with the four powers.’* 8¢ing ence Higgs has already qualified to run in District Opposing him is Charles W. Wells, Sr., who has also qualified For Monroe © ‘Public School Es: i Negroes Out Of White Sen ols AMOUNT NEEDED FOR! J. Y. Porter CITY OPERATION | seiliiet West's. extensive resurfg 1 MNOUNE es x tate Rep. program cost taxpayers Sheriff, Earlier today the independent: ere ‘han any other item in the! punty St u ali Witaacnct Mie SORT aes OE y pen = eas 2 i “om- Steps ave aly newspaper, Al Ahram, said of the City budget last year, the Annual J.¥. Porter has entered John Spottswood 0 se ? ie B he Tike “ @ hi ' diptomats’ vi ‘It was these 2udit of Finance Director Charles; the race for State Represent- missioner Louis M. J ices ses iglawen. y South S Fk four ambassadors who last Octo- Roberts reveals ative in the May primary, he have qualified to ie ck RES ‘org 5 ber submitted the four-power pro-| Roberts said that the total per| @mmeunced today. He will Me eiral anak a ai And Virg! posals to the Wafdist Cabinet which capita cost of government for| Un in the Democratic prim- Adams will run and has qua By REX THOMAS ‘ALLIES TO rejected them.” each Key Wester came to $33,42,| ty @3einst incumbent Ber- Bees P TistingoBioy: i MONTGOM ERY, Ala Race i pe eae : phage Se i ‘oday Peace Justice Roy Ham- ; ty, Ala — Rac ‘the Premier talked first with don the population of 26,-) nie C. Papy. lin, District. 2. qualified. ‘This conscious Southern states may. re- | J. S. Ambassador Jefferson Caf. Porter vee pledged ins will be the second time he has sort to drastic legislative action fery. Half an hour later he called Of this amount $9.98 went foi Ri enna era ee lah to keep Negroes out of their white in the French envoy. Talks with street. improvement — including . 2 a 3 Zaymond RB. schools if the Supreme Court final , . the British and Turkish ambassa- eight and one-half miles of re-| ivie leadors at a meeting [| Couns noes at (cur tov’ 1y tklavaleegeeetie Warm Weather Melted ¥ r i ord who has s our terms ly lz segrega ‘ 4 ecg dors were also on his schedule, surfacin for sewer dis. Yesterday. he said. ah ty t qualitied today to. Steps leading toward abolition! Snows, Turning Sections hese etous seni wal: $3.49 for cectentinn: Rune Deadiine for qualifying for in that fost qualitied todg : bt pial auntie 46 : “ four powers offered last, posal 92 for recreation; $3.52 State ‘Reoresentative and (run for the fifth term. In June of the public school system ix Of Ground Front to inchide t e for the Five department: $3.07 bs : ave serve years. favor ¢ ately erated class ‘ : Wivacieicusa: sal algeeanleclrs arate rae: bo, State attorney is Friday noon, [he wi!l have served 16 vea favor of ‘priva ely oper ted Cass! Into A Quagmire a be: Shes stration; $4 Dr: PO. | a onree County Te Assessor fu0.as aiready have been take offer was turned down immediate- lice; $2.98 tor Debt service on Wf Wes learned. te pare qualifie d to Geors uth Carolina and Vii sr A, tha ie deh hog 1 tly by the government of Premier, bonds and $1.29 for pensions and Lun for reelection, Gerald H. sinie ahd vain sit epee aN Mustapha Nahws Pasha, who was cusrent debt ————|Adams will run in the Second Similar measures have been Fig on the Western Korean front ‘ ousted from office Sunday by King rhe money to operate Key School board district. P. H. Mc- openly threatened in Alabama and orcs tn the tan of a Chine mkt West in 1951 amounted to $946 Cu ana / ir ine 'Masters will run for Democrati¢ eats ae if a eeeeconth, Held bill but heowy resistance a round. of talks came just 359, Roberts said. Of this, 38 per- | Executive Committeeman in the “ise sf in the he He South. “forced them to withdraty 3 : - fi. 14th Precinct In a new air battle one Russian rare aeoy Eden toll the; 14. percent from licenses and| Wemes fault in Monuel Arsua is running for Sure ia ee con. WDE. ‘et was sent famine to louse of Commons he believed it building mit percent 8 + zs s bie, in District 3. Buck or SEC ENG ATRANSAS BFC TON": ei AORTIONN Sabie lee Kk ¢ Possible to agree with Egypt on from 7 fee sik \ + ( ll ot 1 ic able nist j Peace fronted with court s Giotlar to - ican Sabre jets took on a settlement which wattafios the perc urt | fir f IW UGHISION {" al P oie alee te 0l South Carolina th : ow ne th ited legitimate national’ aspirations of percent from sewer fees: five Compania Cutena de Atiacion | Some. of. the, candidates «av St 7 = Supreme Cor gis turning: sections of the 13-mile the Egyptian people, and'‘at they,percent tram other “taxes, three ‘=< ete » visorous protest in’ waiting till :the. Jast, minuie, to State. however. has undertaken’ a pean ground front into # quag same time does not jeopardize the percent, miscellaneous and less Miami over the Civil Aeronautics quality, They .prefgy ppt to come pieipanbss iis ey ; yl feat Face aive security of the free world,” than one percent from interest. board’s decision on the eause 0* a Gut officially tor office until or AUER in Allied raiders truck throush - ——— rhe cmarette tax brought in 13 collision betw en one of its PCAs 44 March 13, though ie sig 1 tradition is AS eek atest Ean ae a perce of the income and bank and a blind-flying Navy training pyjown they awe expected guises before daw and ran into two le ow in” absc figures, here is im which 43 persons were killed. isin one both on the pach sO ORO: Serene : of the raiders fought un the Receives $274,890 | .nere the total of $889470 in tax “There in no justification for the CitiN one Both on the Tene Net Florida or Kentucky sens slipper slopes of a Red-held) hill B . a > probable °°" : eae: sat One Neg educator sident i = Ditii ts, .Contir.ued On Page Five: CAB's: verdict that the pro tive B. C. Papy w un for mips praia «., throuth heavy rifle and machine H Federal Priority cause of the accident was failure "Ve B.C: Fapy w D. Patterson of famed Tuskegee | 'r. ty within 50 FROE Or he ry of crews of both aircraft to main- aihchaisic ease 1 pr e Tr stitute oe sed doubt that a 4 J ‘a 2 rok The Monroe County school 360 Ne \ announced that he will oppe ete Gf cea ial opie of crest. The U.N. infantrymen broke ’ ° » ti fficient vigilance to prevent jority of the w people ¢ " at board has received a priority U ew Voters ; eolliginn” Sergio Clark; Cabans., 2 South would: consent te a orb ptecine fant -at. 6:00-"aeem. “whe from the Federal Security is be president, said. : te scion! system af long as they Pile’ back to theis own. lines ’ Agency for the $274,880 ad- H: > I te | seo 7 AI? pen taaeat heated of small. patrol actions iiften ts Poinciana school ave registe rec Teetimerabycn est personne Fun Nite Program Any ai — ‘ at y op. erupted all along the front, pay r r i that the Nav: J eee Pee oe P ov - School Surerintendent Hor- More than 300 new Monroe cou pipe are sagem iii blind on A 3 D5 Dr. Patterson said Soper 7. errs: he oom " Sidligaee _ | Heartbreak Fe str ace O’Bryant announced to- jty voters have registered to vo training flight, entered the corri- Is Post oned erg sosgiteaa ae mountains, Three fights esti day, The Federal agency in the Miy primary since ¥| do ioc: Wash oleasa saad: |) ind pr vconstitutional Gientedcecaddetc ta ae) 14, Sunerviece of Rea rover Key We: y' pie ly atin from half an hour to an hour broke perm bu Supervisor of Regi by commercial aircraft, the Cu- The Fun Nite show which » 3 nares. 8) out there and a priority for critical | 8. Pinder announced today bana official pointed out. be held tonight iz i r who: represents Maco7| “saver Northwest:Kores C pt > . » rourthoue jan a ae @ ys Count f uskegee Institute a er i t brea Cap’ mater Pinder's oftisg at the fourths The CAB's own report shows Park has been cancelled ee igeietiros (Continuca Un Page Fiver Now only the approval of — is oven daily from nine to five for that the Cubana aircraft was on nced by the ¢ ocated, aiready is working on U. S. Office of Education is | all residents of this area. He course, on time, at the 4.000 foot Commerce this morning j bill a private school co 4 needed, O’Bryant said. The stressed that registration for citi- | altitude assigned it by the Civil Ae The hicn i the Supreme Court 4 architect hes already been | 2¢Ns of Marathon, Islamtorada ronautics Administration air trafic | ned fc egation He bas tried] POOR OLD CRAIG instructed to draw up plans . rnier takes ace in’ those control center at Miami. and that in: ‘ « i to get thre SERVICE STATION for the much needed school | {0wns. it had the right of way over the w, School, w . Alicea | a¢.| Francis at Truman Phone 9124 : addition. O'Bryant said that uarathon voters can. register at Navy plane, Clark said Wednesday evening | Penne eCES ee Your PURE OIL Deajer bids will be let on the Poin- the office of W. A. Parrish. In Isla The CAB report further shows hite_ schools Tires .. Tubes . . Batteries . . Accessories ee morada, Mrs. Catherine L. Willi ams is registering voters. Charles its plane was flying, that the Navy did not know where and that no failed ciana job in May. The $274.- 890 was allocated to Monroe aplishs county by the Federal Se- C. Albury, principal of Coral. altitude. or position was given in a nd se priation passed last year caste “adel : Shores school is registering voters the only radio contact the trainer Pee eid at 6-00 pm. each! money will be cut off Grenade ial in Tavernier. These three towns made, be pointed out. - - Te se Continued C.. Page Five) ST -ermarummenniiesnamareamaal comprise the 15th, 16th and 17th shins ATR ped wesc seal i pli ' Mothers Will March | »e<:n<'s respectively. LAST FOUR DAYS ‘|— THOSE WHO APPRECIATE! GOOD ITALIAN FOOD FOR NOTICE aR INVENTORY SALE | Of Smash Hit JR Fabric Block Printing BORN YESTERDAY ‘on POLIO THURSDAY, JANUARY 31 a ie 25% OFF LIST PRICE : ' a ee sie to all sai od Directed By Thos. C. Lane i At The RESTAUR. on riends that am now in the 7:00 te 8:00 P.M. Art Dept. K. W. H. S. Leave vour ronce in THE WORKSHOP BARN THEATRE, | -chicxew caccurore DURE RUBBER TIRES Wholesale Produce LIGHT BURNING at Noble's Art Center Club on Duval St. pacer ieee a Biack and White Sidewall Business VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FREE TO MEMBERS Tickets at Faye’s Gift Shop ee aia NAVARRO. Inc. PHONE 1809-R Register NOW in La Concha Hetel ckageaies B CALL 1736-] ieee starts Feb , a. PP eepeasaigeaen orders 70 TAKE OUT 60) DUVAL ST. TEL. 600 A. J. JOHNSON OR 2390 AFTER 5:00 P.M. | 1101 Truman Ave. Ph. 1851 Curtain time 8:30 $1.50 Tax Incl. (1977 DUVAL TEL. 1908